steady state vs pre equilibrium
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steady state vs pre equilibrium
How would you know when to use either approach to solving for rate law? Are there any factors that would make you assume one over the other?
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Re: steady state vs pre equilibrium
Pre equilibrium indicates a fast step before a slow step and the need to substitute the intermediate in the slow step with the equilibrium constant equation we find from the fast step.
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Re: steady state vs pre equilibrium
Pre equilibrium is easy to use but is not as flexible at steady state approximations which is usually used for complex mechanisms.
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Re: steady state vs pre equilibrium
what makes steady state more flexible in contrast to pre equilibrium?
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